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1、高考英语完形填空练习班级 考号 姓名 总分 一、第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Anger isnt a pleasant feeling.Some of us bottle up the emotion, while others _21_ in a wild anger.Both habits have bad effects on our bodies, our minds, and our relationships.Anger may feel uncomfortable, but its a

2、lso normal and healthy.“A lot of people think they have to _22_ their anger,” says Patrick Keelan, a registered psychologist.“But anger is an emotion built into us to signal that something needs to be _23_.” When we take notice of that signal and actually _24_ the problem instead of ignoring it, wer

3、e usually much better for it._25_, many of us have been conditioned to keep our emotions hidden.Increasingly, research is suggesting that this can have _26_ effects on our health.Investigators noticed that people who make greater efforts to _27_ their emotions tend to have shorter life spans.Theyre

4、more likely to die earlier from cancer, _28_.When were angry, stress hormones (激素) are released, which can _29_ a wide range of diseases, including diabetes and depression, and abnormal immune conditions.Is it better, then, to scream and cry whenever something makes you _30_? Thats the fundamental b

5、ehind the “rage rooms” that have appeared in many American cities, where folks are _31_ to let off their anger by violently smashing stuff in a safe environment.“The _32_ is that you get the anger out of your system through _33_ actions,” says Keelan.“But the research indicates that when we display

6、our anger sharply, it can actually increase the intensity of the anger and increase the _34_ of aggressive actions in the future.” It doesnt take much imagination to predict how they can _35_ your relationships with your family members, or your coworkers.1021.A.worry B.explode C.quit D.escape22.A.ge

7、t rid of B.get away with C.get down to D.get used to23.A.added B.removed C.boughtD.addressed24.A.improve B.polish C.correct D.prevent25.A.Generally B.Incredibly C.UnfortunatelyD.Consequently26.A.long-term B.positive C.magical D.little27.A.control B.release C.arouse D.strengthen28.A.on the contrary B

8、.in short C.as usualD.for example29.A.cure B.cause C.spread D.carry30.A.sad B.upset C.madD.guilty31.A.invited B.forced C.forbiddenD.commanded32.A.truth B.problem C.challengeD.theory33.A.temporary B.quick C.defensiveD.aggressive34.A.possibility B.demand C.understandingD.awareness35.A.build B.develop

9、C.affect D.improve21.（ ） 22. （ ） 23. （ ） 24. （ ） 25. （ ） 26.（ ） 27. （ ） 28. （ ） 29. （ ） 30. （ ） 31.（ ） 32. （ ） 33. （ ） 34. （ ） 35. （ ）二、本篇文章讲述了一个95年前的漂流瓶被发现的故事。第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项。Turn back the clock to 1926.Imagine yourself as a teenager

10、 your whole life ahead of you, shining with _21_.As a birthday gift, you toss a message in a bottle into the river and watch it _22_ from sightnever knowing if or when the bright-eyed boy you are now will reconnect with the man youll _23_.While that may not have been the exact scenario (场景)，95 years

11、 later, the message has finally _24_ its way home.Jennifer Dowker, a scuba diving enthusiast, was conducting underwater maintenance of her boat when she found an antique _25_ on the riverbeD.On closer inspection, she spotted a note inside, which had _26_ an amazing nine-plus decades in the water._27

12、_ November 1926, it read:Will the person who finds this bottle return it to Ceorge Morrow Michigan and tell where it was found?After a post on Facebook, and over 100,000 shares, one curious reader managed to _28_ Morrows daughter, Michele Primeau (who “doesnt do Facebook”) to tell her the story and

13、give her Dowkers _29_ information.Morrow passed away in 1995, but Primeau _30_ her fathers handwriting.“With a habit of _31_ small notes away in unlikely places,” she said, “sending a message in a bottle was very much _32_ his character.”Though Dowker _33_ told Primeau she would forward the memento

14、(纪念品) to her, after sleeping on the idea for a night, Primeau _34_ a policy of “finders keepers” would better serve her dads memory.“I thought the _35_ thing to do would be to give it to her,” Primeau saiD.“She found it and that would keep my dads name living on.”21.A.possibility B.commitment C.ener

15、gyD.imagination22.A.destroy B.bounce C.floatD.crash23.A.protect B.motivate C.fascinateD.become24.A.felt B.found C.struggledD.lost25.A.bottle B.shop C.boat D.note26.A.existed B.circulated C.mixed D.survived27.A.Printed B.Edited C.Dated D.Translated28.A.describe B.locate C.congratulateD.bond29.A.conta

16、ct B.background C.healthD.job30.A.recognized B.copied C.demanded D.displayed31.A.turning B.giving C.hidingD.circling32.A.in contrast to B.in keeping with C.in charge of D.in memory of33.A.frequently B.regularly C.initiallyD.eventually34.A.doubted B.feared C.learnedD.decided35.A.practical B.right C.e

17、asyD.creative21.（ ） 22. （ ） 23. （ ） 24. （ ） 25. （ ） 26.（ ） 27. （ ） 28. （ ） 29. （ ） 30. （ ） 31.（ ） 32. （ ） 33. （ ） 34. （ ） 35. （ ）三、这是一篇记叙文。文章主要讲述作者在一个新的地方安家，通过自己的努力，创立了公司以帮助和服务于更多人的成长。作者认为个人和事业上成功的秘诀都在于创建一个社会团体，并且不断地为其带来价值。第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。During my life,

18、I have been part of many communities.My father was a headteacher, so I went to various schools.Im used to_21_and forming relationships quickly.In 2003, I moved to Botswana where I lived on an islanD.There the need for community spirit was more about_22_than anything else.We had to look out for each

19、other,whether we liked it or not; _23_ by wild animals, you join forces_24_the scarier animals.I moved back to the UK in 2014 and_25_the transition(过渡)would be easy because I knew the culture.Making a home in Portishead, close to my parents but new to me was more_26_than I had expecteD.I didnt know

20、anyone.I spent some time travelling around Britain_27_friends from my past-but I realized we didnt have much in common any more.I thought, do I know what to do? The answer was: I know how to build a(n)_28_.I set up a Facebook group to_29_and support female entrepreneurs(企业家),which soon became hugely

21、 popular.I then decided to create events to_30_businesswomen for an affordable fee, which could be used to help local charities.In the first year,my company, the Business Haven,_31_$5,000 for the Springboard Charity, which helps young people achieve their potential, and Changes Bristal, which helps

22、those_32_with the mental health.Wherever Ive lived, the key to being successful from both personal and_33_perspective has been either creating, or joining a community and adding_34_to it, without expecting anything_35_.21.A.checking in B.packing up C.fitting in D.cleaning up22.A.peace B.harmony C.un

23、derstanding D.survival23.A.surrounded B.impressed C.interruptedD.attracted24.A.for B.against C.withD.by25.A.realized B.decided C.concluded D.assumed26.A.satisfying B.challenging C.embarrassing D.thrilling27.A.visiting B.tracking C.questioning D.contacting28.A.company B.organization C.communityD.shel

24、ter29.A.produce B.entertain C.interviewD.connect30.A.hire B.manage C.trainD.reward31.A.earned B.raised C.distributedD.delivered32.A.debating B.cooperating C.sharing D.struggling33.A.professional B.physical C.spiritual D.financial34.A.color B.culture C.valueD.faith35.A.on purpose B.in advance C.on ti

25、me D.in return21.（ ） 22. （ ） 23. （ ） 24. （ ） 25. （ ） 26.（ ） 27. （ ） 28. （ ） 29. （ ） 30. （ ） 31.（ ） 32. （ ） 33. （ ） 34. （ ） 35. （ ）四、这是一篇说明文。对于愤怒情绪，无论是压抑还是在狂怒中爆发，都会对我们的身体、思想和人际关系产生不良影响。第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Anger isnt a pleasant feeling.Some of us bottle up the

26、 emotion, while others _21_ in a wild anger.Both habits have bad effects on our bodies, our minds, and our relationships.Anger may feel uncomfortable, but its also normal and healthy.“A lot of people think they have to _22_ their anger,” says Patrick Keelan, a registered psychologist.“But anger is a

27、n emotion built into us to signal that something needs to be _23_.” When we take notice of that signal and actually _24_ the problem instead of ignoring it, were usually much better for it._25_, many of us have been conditioned to keep our emotions hidden.Increasingly, research is suggesting that th

28、is can have _26_ effects on our health.Investigators noticed that people who make greater efforts to _27_ their emotions tend to have shorter life spans.Theyre more likely to die earlier from cancer, _28_.When were angry, stress hormones (激素) are released, which can _29_ a wide range of diseases, in

29、cluding diabetes and depression, and abnormal immune conditions.Is it better, then, to scream and cry whenever something makes you _30_? Thats the fundamental behind the “rage rooms” that have appeared in many American cities, where folks are _31_ to let off their anger by violently smashing stuff i

30、n a safe environment.“The _32_ is that you get the anger out of your system through _33_ actions,” says Keelan.“But the research indicates that when we display our anger sharply, it can actually increase the intensity of the anger and increase the _34_ of aggressive actions in the future.” It doesnt

31、 take much imagination to predict how they can _35_ your relationships with your family members, or your coworkers.21.A.worry B.explode C.quitD.escape22.A.get rid of B.get away with C.get down to D.get used to23.A.added B.removed C.boughtD.addressed24.A.improve B.polish C.correct D.prevent25.A.Gener

32、ally B.Incredibly C.Unfortunately D.Consequently26.A.long-term B.positive C.magicalD.little27.A.control B.release C.arouseD.strengthen28.A.on the contrary B.in short C.as usualD.for example29.A.cure B.cause C.spreadD.carry30.A.sad B.upset C.madD.guilty31.A.invited B.forced C.forbiddenD.commanded32.A

33、.truth B.problem C.challengeD.theory33.A.temporary B.quick C.defensive D.aggressive34.A.possibility B.demand C.understanding D.awareness35.A.build B.develop C.affect D.improve21.（ ） 22. （ ） 23. （ ） 24. （ ） 25. （ ） 26.（ ） 27. （ ） 28. （ ） 29. （ ） 30. （ ） 31.（ ） 32. （ ） 33. （ ） 34. （ ） 35. （ ）五、这是一篇记叙文

34、。文章主要讲述了某天史密斯不幸落水，狗狗Sarah Jane通过大叫引来了附近的两个邻居和警长，在他们三人的共同努力下，史密斯获救。这个故事告诉我们，狗狗是人类最好的朋友。第一节(共15小题; 每小题1分, 满分15分)阅读下面短文, 从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Mans best friend is being credited with saving his owners life during a scare.81-year-old Harry Smith of Port St.Lucie, Florida is a man of _21_.He t

35、akes his 9-year-old dog Sarah Jane for a walk around the lake across the street from his house twice a day, every day.Smith, who uses an electric wheelchair to _22_, was on one of his regular walks when something _23_ happeneD.The left wheel of his wheelchair got _24_in a pit (坑), and as he tried to

36、 reverse out of the dirt, his wheelchair lost traction.He ended up rolling down the _25_ and flipping off his wheelchair into the lake.Sensing her owner was in _26_, Sarah Jane began barking loudly as Smith _27_to keep his head above water.Her persistent barking_28_ the attention of two neighbors wo

37、rking in their driveway across the street, who rushed over to see what the _29_ was about.One of those men was Edward Shuling, who said he _30_ thought the dog may have gotten into a fight with an alligator, before he saw Smiths head sticking out of the water.Shuling instantly_31_ in.A second neighb

38、or, Aby “Jacob” Chacko, was _32_ closely and happened to spot Officer Adam on his way down to the water.Together, the three men_33_Smith out of the water and back to safety, much to his and Sarah Janes_34_.“We are thankful for Mr.Smiths dog and the two bystanders that helped save his life!” the post

39、 reads.“And as the saying remains _35_.A mans best friend is his dog.”21.A.action B.routine C.virtueD.character22.A.glance around B.come around C.get around D.turn around23.A.unusual B.strange C.difficult D.puzzling24.A.stuck B.separated C.hit D.broken25.A.hill B.bank C.riverD.wheelchair26.A.doubt B

40、.depth C.trouble D.despair27.A.hurried B.waved C.struggled D.jumped28.A.distracted B.focused C.demanded D.caught29.A.noise B.incident C.scene D.event30.A.additionally B.initially C.eventually D.similarly31.A.turned B.fell C.checked D.jumped32.A.appearing B.following C.moving D.coming33.A.pulled B.se

41、ized C.tore D.kicked34.A.delight B.amusement C.surprise D.relief35.A.certain B.familiar C.true D.popular21.（ ） 22. （ ） 23. （ ） 24. （ ） 25. （ ） 26.（ ） 27. （ ） 28. （ ） 29. （ ） 30. （ ） 31.（ ） 32. （ ） 33. （ ） 34. （ ） 35. （ ）六、第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。In December, an

42、adult day center nurse in New York came to the rescue of her patient after deciding to adopt the dog he could no longer look after.John Burley, 60, was a daily _21_ at the Adult Day Healthcare program at The Grand Rehabilitation (康复) and Nursing at Rome, where Jennifer Smith _22_.Just before Thanksg

43、iving, he was _23_, leaving him unable to look after his 13-year-old dog Boomer.Jennifer Smith knew _24_ what to do she visited the humane shelter and adopted him herself.“She went right to the Rome Humane Society that day and _25_ the adoption fee, took him to the vet, and went _26_ for food, toys,

44、 and doggy clothes.He is really _27_,” Kimberly Hare from The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Rome saiD.Now John Burley is a rehabilitation patient at the center.He is able to _28_ daily visits from Boomer who has _29_ the “mascot (吉祥物) of the adult day program.”“Once John was _30_ in his room, Jennifer and Boomer made their way over to his nursing unit, but I told her to stay out of _31_.I asked John if he was feeling _32_ a surprise vi